TBA:10 – Sleight of Hand, and Other Radical Stories
The Portland Institute for Contemporary Art’s Time-Based Arts Festival is a whirlwind of ecstatic energies – call it an audio/visual workout.
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Originally from New England, Norris is a multidisciplinary artist, curator and writer living in the Northwest. His work has been shown internationally and is included in several public and private collections. Over the years he has written for ARTnews, Leonardo Magazine, Oregonlive.com, Just Out, Grooves Magazine, Paris Transatlantic, Signal to Noise, Vital Weekly, Igloo Magazine and many others including his own self-published, 'unBlogged'. Stay tuned at: www.tjnorris.net
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Articles Written By tj
Haunting Rhythms: ‘Dissociative Fugue’ from Bobby Jones
While the partially reflective dissonant patterns play on, a hopeful underbelly emerges, rather human and raw.
Eva Speer: A Video Interview With the Artist
The artist’s current exhibit is “Landscaping,” at Charles A. Hartman Fine Art.
Brits Blitz: Two ’80s Classic Bands in Concert
Modern English (“I Melt With You”) plays the Aladdin; ska favorites The English Beat appear at Wonder Ballroom.
HOMELAND Keeping Contemporary Art Fresh
SE Portland gallery, now five years old, finds its groove with fresh offerings at a dynamic location.
10 Burning Questions: Daniel Menche
Daniel Menche, a born, raised and never-left Portlander, can flex decibels to beyond reason while finding time to work as a high school librarian.
‘Quadrangle’: Pushing Jazz Boundaries
Mercury Falls displays forms that bring soulful melody into the foreground while the jam plays in the distance.
Two Exhibitions With a Contemporary Twist
Minimalism and geometry, trash and treasure combine in a pair of exhibitions that remix art and science.
A Word Gallery Dedicated to Art Books
By opening Portland’s first shop dedicated exclusively to art books, owners hope to broaden the spectrum of dialogue.
10 Burning Questions: Kelly Rauer
The artist and gallery director talks about her new video piece at the New American Art Union and more.
